Webhook Security

Webhooks create public HTTP endpoints that accept data from external sources. Without proper security measures, these endpoints become attack vectors. These guides cover the techniques and best practices for securing webhook implementations.

📄️ Webhook Security 101

When you expose a webhook endpoint, you create a public HTTP endpoint that accepts data from the internet. Anyone who discovers that URL can send requests to it. Without proper security measures, attackers can forge webhooks to trigger unauthorized actions, inject malicious data, or probe your system for vulnerabilities.